Are you considering becoming a Car Mechanic? Here is some information to help point you in the right direction:
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Car mechanics fix cars or other vehicles that have broken down or need replacements. They will also carry out servicing They must be able to figure out the source of the problem quickly and correctly.
The type of work they do has changed over the years. It used to be simple mechanical repair. Today it is a high technology job. Cars and trucks today are run by electronic systems and computers. The computers tell the automotive service technicians and mechanics how well the car or truck is performing. To do their job, technicians must know a lot about how complex parts of the car and truck work together. They must be able to work with electronic equipment that tells them what is wrong. They must be able to read and understand manuals that are computer-based. At the same time they must be able to use tools they have used in the past.
A successful motor vehicle technician should:
- have good levels of fitness and full colour vision
- have an excellent working knowledge of a motor vehicle and its possible
faults
- be able to operate fault diagnosis software after instruction.be willing
to learn on the job and pay attention to their manager
- enjoy manual work
- communicate well with customers and members of their team
- be able to work with petrol and other chemicals
- work quickly and methodically
The main route to become a Car Mechanic is through an Appenticeship. Many people train through Foundation or Advanced Modern Apprenticeships. Most apprentices enter between the ages of 16 and 18, but there is no age limit.
Car Mechanic Training
Many garages, large organisations and component suppliers provide
in-house training. Additionally, manufacturers often offer apprenticeships
run jointly with local employers.
- NVQs/SVQs in Vehicle Fitting Levels 1 and 2, and Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Levels 2 and 3 are available to trainees.
A BTEC National Diploma and National Certificate in Motor Vehicle Studies are available. This course is either full time, or part time with a day or block release whilst working. Progression to HND/HNC study is possible.
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